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Featured Jazz Performance:
Matt Wilson with Arts & Crafts
Friday, March 5, 2010
7:30pm, Weber Music Hall
Voted #1 Rising Star Drummer in 2003, 2004 & 2005 in the Downbeat Critic’s Poll.
Flexible, subtle drummer Matt Wilson gained a strong reputation with his 1996 debut recording as a leader, that prominently features tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman. Wilson started playing drums in grade school; he studied at Wichita State University and spent time in the Midwest, both as a freelancer and as a teacher. In 1987, he moved to Boston , playing with Either/Orchestra and Charlie Kohlhase Quintet. In 1992, Matt Wilson relocated to New York , where he has since played with Redman, Cecil McBee, Lee Konitz, Fred Hersch, Tim Hagans, Ingrid Jensen, among others.
Weber Music Hall
7:30 p.m. • $19/$17/$5
All seats reserved. Advance purchase recommended.
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For Information about music department programs and upcoming concerts, please call 218-726-8877